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I have a nice two head branching bubble. It’s mostly yellow, but splatter blue & white. I’ll PM you... Dave

Do you have one of these? I'd like to hear about how it works. I was reading about them on r2r, but decided against it. Many people posted how the batteries were shot after a year or so, even with no power outages for it to run. It seemed like the charger used never conditioned the battery...

Nice work

I agree. Powerheads first. Another option to keep the water oxygenated is to use an oxydator. If power was out and couldn’t use my generator (and I was home), I would move my oxydator to the DT....

I can trade, I will PM you...

I may still. I've been running a KH guardian monitor since last summer (I think), and it's working well and I'm dosing alk and calcium based on the alk #s. This is how I did it even when testing manually. Reefbot will be used for Phosphates and Nitrates. Not sure I care about nitrates, but...

Oh man, I hope everything recovers for you.

How fast do they grow?

So I just ordered a Reefbot. Is anyone in the club using this yet? I'm curious to hear your opinions and any suggestions you may have...

This is a great idea. It's an easy project and very effective, it gives you measurable results that the kids can easily test for.

Love that plate coral. Sorry to read about the finger. My old man was a contractor, he’s missing two finger tips, and had another reattached, it’s a long ordeal to heal. Good luck.

People use it to get all of the forums they use in one place...

I seen that mentioned by a few people. I just use the web page...

Pretty pic, but you were supposed to email it to photos@njreefers.org...

Thanks for the update, it’s nice to see your success. Those purple sponges are really cool.

Wish I could of stayed longer! Thanks @NikkiT and @mnat for hosting!!!

Im by no means a fish expert, but I would try feed frozen food, soaked in Selcon.

I agree, just completely clean away the old caulk and reapply....

Cyphastrea is usually around $30 a frag. Bigger the colony the more it’s worth. Of course you can always find places charging more...

It looks like a type of Cyphastrea.